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Monday, October 03, 2011
Three Valparaiso golfers are currently in the top seven of the individual standings through two rounds of the Butler Fall Invitational being held at Highland Golf and Country Club in Indianapolis, Ind. The impressive 36-hole play by the Crusaders on Monday has the Brown and Gold in third place heading into Tuesday's final round.
As a team Valpo posted rounds of 290 and 285 for a 36-hole total of 575, trailing just the host Bulldogs (565) and Evansville (568) heading into the final round. The Crusaders have a one stroke advantage over IUPUI.
Thomas Wettstein (Neenah, Wis./Xavier H.S.) is tied for second at even par 140 after carding rounds of 71 and 69. The 69 matched his collegiate best. He trails Butler's Andrew Wegeng by two strokes heading into the final round after the Bulldog shot rounds of 73 and 65 to finish at 138.
Kyle Henning (Brookfield, Wis./East H.S.) posted Valpo's best round of the day over the second 18 holes, firing a 68 to follow up his opening round 74 and is in sixth place at 142. Brad Winters (Elgin, Ill./Saint Edward H.S.) is one stroke behind Henning at 143 with rounds of 70 and 73.
Freshman Joe Harris (Washington, Iowa/Washington H.S.) is at four-over par 144 (73-71) in a tie for 12th place after day one on the 6,551-yard, par-70 layout. Austin Gaugert (Lake Geneva, Wis./Badger H.S.) improved three shots following round one and finished the day at 149 (76-73) while Andy Webb (Bedford, Ind./North Lawrence H.S.) is one stroke behind Gaugert at 150 (73-77).
Valparaiso will return to the links on Tuesday morning for the final round with play beginning at 8 a.m. CDT.
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48 HRS was Walter Hill's best film. With a few modifications, you could literally remake that film scene-for-scene into a great Western. Replace the cars with horses in late 19th Century San Francisco, modify some of the dialogue, and boom would go the dynamite.
Jeff | June 16, 2013 10:52 PM
In no particular order.
48 Hrs
The Warriors
Southern Comfort
Wild Bill
The Driver
Geronimo is definitely an honorable mention.
Shawn Gordon, writer at moviezonemagazine.com | February 12, 2013 2:10 AM
1. The Warriors
2. Johnny Handsome
3. The Long Riders
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5. Wild Bill
(tie) Trespass
Honorable mention: everything except "Brewster's Millions" and "Anther 48HRS." A particular mention should be "Crossroads" because so few people know it or appreciate it.
aquarius1271 | February 4, 2013 8:30 AM
I like that Trespass got into this list. I only saw it once during its initial cable TV run back in 93 and I remember having been really impressed by it. The same with The Driver. I only saw it years ago and still have fond memories.
3456 | February 1, 2013 11:45 PM
Though Hill is well known as a director and screenwriter, his crucial contrubutions to screenwriting style are often overlooked. Completely stripped down, "haiku-like," as he put it. Nothing else ever written in the format reads quite like it. Somehow, to me, his style is actually harder/slower to read and less comprehensible than that of slightly more descriptive screenplays-- but it's fascinating. A great counterpoint to the somehow in-vogue contemporary overwritten script
yo | February 1, 2013 7:20 PM
what did quentin refrence from the driver?
Leonardo | February 1, 2013 3:12 PM
"Extreme Prejudice" and "Last Man Standing" make a great double feature.
Kevin | February 1, 2013 1:38 PM
Loved this pieceâthank you! I've been a fan of Mr. Hill's work since seeing "The Warriors" in its first release in theaters. One note: in the write-up for "The Warriors," it was Cleon played by Dorsey Wright who was framed for the murder of Cyrus, who was the leader of the Riffs.
Ben | February 1, 2013 1:15 PM
I missed Walter Hill. I would take Hill over Quentin Tarantino any day. Almost every contemporary director that directs a tough action/ thriller movie, borrows from Walter- but they cannot touch his unique touch. I am so happy Hill is finally getting more of the love and respect that he should have received decades ago.
Fred | February 1, 2013 12:51 PM
Great article and cannot dissent too much with "The Driver" as the #1 pick though I would place Hard Times and The Long Riders higher personally. I always take the opportunity to plug the little-known "Hickey and Boggs" when Hill or 70's crime cinema come up and this will be no exception: His first screenplay was one of the best and is worth seeking out.
Arch | February 1, 2013 12:17 PM
Great selection, I'd go with Southern Comfort personally with a shout-out to Johnny Handsome.
Also check out Matt's recap of a Q&A Hill did recently (and his amazing idea for a potential Southern Comfort remake [not really] ) : http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/walter-hill-q-and-a-southern-comfort
PS : was just recently amazed to see his name during the opening of ... Take the money and run !
James | February 1, 2013 12:16 PM
Extreme Prejudice is pretty awesome, even if he did lift the finale from The Wild Bunch.
Crafton | February 1, 2013 12:03 PM
surprised that The Long Riders didn't get an honorable mention.


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by Judykeyes
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May 18, 2004
Besides the red rocks there were so many different types of plants to admire. There was lots of manzanita with its beautiful deep red mahagony colored branches, century cactus, many types of wildflowers everywhere we looked, and huge trees that totally took us by surprise. We came upon an interesting open area where people had built medicine wheels from pine cones and there were many of the rock pile structures. It was so alluring that I built one of my own. We were thrilled to find within very close proximity four-century plants (also known as agave) in three different phases of its life span. One which was sending up a beautiful new flower stalk, which is dark red and green and looks exactly like a giant stalk of asparagus. Nearby was another stalk with blossoms sprouting from the top and then two dying century plants right next to each other.
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January 30, 2003
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Fayetteville, North Carolina
May 28, 2004
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Cortland, New York
April 10, 2006
We began with a visit to the spires (Kachina Woman). Having had no experience with the vortexes of Sedona, it was a first encounter with the magnetic energy of this region. I'm not sure quite yet about where I come down on the whole vortex issue, but I did feel something different there. Had I spent a bit more time reading about the vortexes and was I able to shuck some of this highly developed cynicism, I might be able to say it was a mystical moment, be that as it may.
Starting with the spires was a mixed decision. It is a beautiful place and perhaps it tainted some of what was to come. But, after spending time on and around the spires, we began the actual hike into Boyton Canyon.
The trail follows alongside Enchantment Resort for what seems like an endless amount of time. Looking off to the left and seeing the elite encamped in this beautiful canyon, well, I'm not quite the strident class warrior I was in my early 20s, but I found it distracting at best. And as it seems to go on and on, it was distracting, to say the least.
As I said, we didn't make it to the end. We met a fair number of folks who were headed back out, they too having not made it to the end. There's a nagging, slogging kind of attitude that sets in for a bit. What's at the end... is it worth it? And so you slog on a bit farther through pine and cypress, which have an undeniable beauty, but enough already.
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In the MEROPS database peptidases and peptidase homologues are grouped into clans and families. Clans are groups of families for which there is evidence of common ancestry based on a common structural fold:
In many instances the structural protein fold that characterises the clan or family may have lost its catalytic activity, yet retain its function in protein recognition and binding.
Metalloproteases are the most diverse of the four main types of protease, with more than 50 families identified to date. In these enzymes, a divalent cation, usually zinc, activates the water molecule. The metal ion is held in place by amino acid ligands, usually three in number. The known metal ligands are His, Glu, Asp or Lys and at least one other residue is required for catalysis, which may play an electrophillic role. Of the known metalloproteases, around half contain an HEXXH motif, which has been shown in crystallographic studies to form part of the metal-binding site [(PUBMED:7674922)]. The HEXXH motif is relatively common, but can be more stringently defined for metalloproteases as 'abXHEbbHbc', where 'a' is most often valine or threonine and forms part of the S1' subsite in thermolysin and neprilysin, 'b' is an uncharged residue, and 'c' a hydrophobic residue. Proline is never found in this site, possibly because it would break the helical structure adopted by this motif in metalloproteases [(PUBMED:7674922)].
The majority of zinc-dependent metallopeptidases (with the notable exception of the carboxypeptidases) share a common pattern of primary structure [(PUBMED:2914602), (PUBMED:1894005)] in the part of their sequence involved in the binding of zinc, and can be grouped together as a superfamily,known as the metzincins, on the basis of this sequence similarity. They can be classified into around 40 distinct families [(PUBMED:7674922)].
This signature defines the metallopeptidases associated with MEROPS peptidase families: M7, M8, M10 (subfamilies A, B and C) and M12 (subfamily A) all of which are members of clan MA(M).
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The Best of Lauck
Today I was thinking about an amazing fourteen year-old kid I once wrote a book about. (It was called The Best of Lauck and it was a limited edition book, which is unfortunately out of print.) His name was Tylor Lauck.
Tylor suffered from childhood cancer and even though he had his leg removed and suffered through more than forty surgeries (many of those to remove brain tumors) he still had the guts to stand at the door of death with a baseball bat and say, "Come and get me."
I was there the day Tylor challenged death. I was at his home sitting by his bed with his sister Heather, his aunt Marlaina, his little bro and sis and his mom and dad.
The game was on!
Life against Tylor.
Life was pitching and, yes, you guessed it, Death was the umpire.
Tylor played his heart out but this was the hardest game he had ever played and, unfortunately, he began to run out of steam.
Tylor struck out twice.
Then Life pitched one final curve-ball and Tylor went for it. He hit that ball as hard as he could, but he missed.
"Hah!" said Death. "Steeeerike. You're outta here!"
"Yeah, right," said Tylor, who grabbed his crutches and headed for first base hopping on his one leg.
Tylor touched first base with his crutch and continued moving.
Death was fuming. "I said you're out!" he yelled, as Tylor hobbled toward second base.
"Who died and put you in charge?" yelled Tylor over his shoulder.
Death stood at home plate seething. "What the hell is the world coming to?" he mumbled under his breath.
Tylor hit third base and headed home.
Death was waiting. And he was pissed! He was damned busy and didn't have time to mess around.
Tylor hobbled as fast as his one leg could carry him. He did not slow down as he reached the home plate. He kept on running and bowled Death over in the process.
"What do you think you're doing?" yelled Death, picking himself up and dusting himself off.
"Geeez," said Tylor, "Why don't you get a life…and sense of humor?"
Death glared.
"Besides," said Tylor. "I wasn't ready. I had some goodbyes to say."
"Okay, okay," said Death, "Like I'm sorry. You don't have to get all snitty."
"You're killing me," laughed Tylor. "Get it?"
"Very funny," said Death, trying not to crack a smile.
Tylor hobbled over to the bleachers and said goodbye to his family.
Death waited impatiently.
Tylor hobbled back.
"Okay, now I'm ready," he said, flashing his broad Tylor smile. "Let's go. I can't wait to see what trouble I can get into in heaven."
And he strode off.
"Wait up, wait up," said Death hurrying after him. "You don't even know where to go, dude."
"Well, show me," said Tylor reaching for Death's hand. "Show me."
And Death gently took Tylor's hand and they walked away together.
"Now there's a few things I need to tell you about," said Death. "Firstly, the dude at the gate's name is Peter. Actually he's a Saint. You'll be able to tell by that yellow circular thing that's floating above his head. Now, don't piss him off. At least not right away."
"Okay," said Tylor.
"Okay," said Death. "Let's go buddy."
And they were gone.
R.I.P. Tylor Lauck!
Out Of Nothing
The Box
When I was a kid, the best gift I ever got was a box. A simple, plain old cardboard box.
I don't even recall what came in the box because the box was better than the gift itself.
Over the next two weeks the box took me on the most amazing adventures. My particular box could fly, travel underwater, become invisible and morph into whatever I wanted it to be.
I was able to visit outer space in my box where I recall having tea with an extraordinary nice "hippocrockanellieduck" on a purple planet.
I went back in time in my box and witnessed my grandfather winning The Great River Jump. Nobody has ever been able to achieve that feat since according to him.
I won the Cape to Cairo motorcar rally in my box, beating out more expensive and faster rally vehicles.
I hid from a nasty thunderstorm in the box.
I kissed the girl from across the street in the box.
I got slapped by the girl from across the street in the box.
During that time I was spared certain death from a killer Parktown Prawn (a red cockroach) that chased me into the box and held me hostage for at least three minutes before my mom perfumed it into submission with a full can of deodorant spray. (My box smelled pretty good for a while after that.)
I flew three missions over Germany during the Blitzkrieg and shot down four Stuka Dive Bombers in my box.
I hid in the box when my dad lost his job and my mother was crying.
I smiled in the box when my dad climbed into the box with me and held me and told me everything was going to be okay.
And it was.
Thula Thula
When I was an early teen I used to sit by myself on the hill behind our house in Johannesbburg, South Africa, and write songs, and stories in a little notebook.
I could see the whole of Orange Grove, Norwood, Fairwood, Linksfield, Alexandra and even Highlands North from up there. On a good day I could see past Sandton.
In my special spot on a big rock I worked through a lot of my teen angst, emotional growing pains and heartbreak. That spot became a special place of solitude and comfort for me. (It still is.)
Late one afternoon, when I was upset with the whole damn unfair-world, and wallowing in my own self-pity thinking about a girl who broke my heart, I became aware of the most haunting, memorable, soul-filling sound I have ever heard.
It was incredible.
I had never heard anything like it.
The sound wafted on the late summer breeze and touched my soul.
Even though I was taken by music from when I was a little chap, this was the first time I really 'felt' music.
For some reason it touched the very core of my being. It was so moving and sweet that I got goose bumps.
I was mesmerized.
I got up and walked towards the sound. I moved quietly through the veldt to a house that sat on the side of the hill below my secret writing place.
The sound was coming from the servant's quarters in the back of the house.
I stood and listened for a bit and then, in the gloom of the darkening dusk, I was drawn to a pale flickering light where the sound was coming from. It was so beautiful and touching that, like a moth to a candle, I found myself needing find the source.
The yellow glow was coming from a small window in the servant's quarters.
I stood on my tiptoes and looked into the window.
What I saw inside I will never forget. I will always remember the power and realization of the sight before my eyes.
Inside the room I saw a young African woman holding a swaddled little infant. (At that time in South Africa, due to the pass laws, servants were not allowed to have their babies in the city if they were over a certain age. I don't remember the details of the law, but I know many babies were illegally hidden or a least kept out of sight in the backs of people's houses.)
In the flickering candlelight I saw the mom with her cheek against the baby's soft and pudgy face. I saw such love in the mother's eyes as she gently rocked her baby.
Love for her child was flowing out of every pore in her body.
And she was singing an amazing traditional African lullaby.
"Thula Tu Thula baba Thula sana."
Oh my God was she singing.
Talk about straight from the heart. Her voice was beautiful and haunting. The lullaby left her mouth, like a rabble of beautiful butterflies, and enveloped the child in the deepest and most profound way. The child was so peaceful and at one with the mother.
Sometimes, when I think about that lullaby, I can see myself standing on tiptoes and looking in the window and hearing that beautiful, haunting voice. When I remember that moment I still feel that distinctive sound of Africa stirring in my soul, no matter how many different places I have lived since then.
Talk about striking a chord!
That early evening, as the crickets started their night symphony and sang in harmony with the young mother, I learned something. I learned that the indoctrination and crap we were led to believe in our 'controlled' society… about how Africans don't have feelings like the Europeans do and are less sensitive and not as caring and they don't feel pain the same way… was wrong.
It's amazing what nonsense people feed you to help them (and the societies they live in) control other people by sub-humanizing and de-humanizing them.
Thank God, that night, my young eyes and heart were opened and I was able to see love, comfort and deep caring coming from that tiny room. A grungy storeroom, like many servant's quarters, where many white South Africans believed treason, crime, disease, subversive-behavior, violence and sorghum beer was being brewed.
I am so glad that I saw and heard the song with my heart and soul, and not only with my ears, because it surely changed the way I look at the world.
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A Mother's Love
I had mono when I was a kid. (It was called Glandular Fever in those days.) I was as sick as a dog. The dangerously high fever, that caused severe nosebleeds and kept me in a pool of sweat for days, took great pleasure in creating horrific swirling hallucinations that scared me and made me mumble incoherently.
During that time I woke up in the middle of the night with an extremely high fever and felt so awful I thought I was actually dying. My throat was parched and I had an terrible headache from dehydration.
I was frantically screaming for my mother from deep within my soul but all my mouth could do was groan incoherently. (I still have nightmares of trying to scream but no voice will come out.) My parents were just a few rooms away and I wanted my mom to hold me because I didn't want to die by myself.
I was petrified because I knew my parents couldn't hear me groaning due to the storm that was brewing outside.
The wind was wrestling with the bushes across from my window and the corresponding shadows on the wall looked like creatures from hell coming to take my life.
I squeezed my eye shuts, trying to get the images away.
I clenched my teeth because I knew something was in my room.
I opened my eyes in a panic.
A shadow moved away from the wall and loomed over me.
I heard a soft whisper that mingled with the leaves rustling outside.
I could not hear what the voice said. I didn't want to hear what the voice said. It was a hissing whisper and I was too afraid.
But the whisper came closer and closer and suddenly I could hear it clearly in my ear.
"It's okay. It's okay, my boykie" I'm here."
It was my mother.
I suddenly felt a cool cloth on my forehead.
Then mom climbed onto the bed and lay next to me.
And held me all night.
Thank you for hearing my soul cry out for you ma. I will never forget that.
I love you ma.
A Toast
Today I would like to make a toast to something remarkable that happened about forty years ago in Yeoville, Johannesburg, at the KES High School bus stop across the road from the Black Steer.
Yup forty years.
I had just started high school at the time. I was an avid photographer and due to my dad losing his job and lack of funds I took pictures with a borrowed camera (and because I didn't have a darkroom) I developed them in my parent's kitchen after everyone went to bed.
I really enjoyed taking pictures of my sister who graciously modeled for me and I loved taking photographs of the school's First Rugby Team in action. My alma mater, King Edward High School, had a fantastic team that year. One of the star players was a chap by the name of Shane Carty. Shane was a big, strong, guy and a brilliant rugby player. (He played for the South African Schools rugby team that year. They were the top fifteen schoolboy rugby players in the entire country.)
One Monday morning after a fantastic win against a tough team, I went to school clutching a really nice photograph I had taken, and developed, of Shane leaping up for the ball.
I wanted to give him the picture but I was afraid to approach him. Shane was one of the most revered and worshipped guys at the school. I mean he was a kind of God at KES. A sports hero. Even the teachers fell over themselves to say hi to him and shake his hand. I was a very small guy and four grades lower than him. I was so little he may not even have seen me because I was about level with his knee caps.
I waited all day for the right moment and, at the lunch break, I noticed him at the Tuck Shop and gave him the picture. I about shook right out of my 'Bata Toughee' shoes.
I saw some of the kids in my class with their jaws gaping in surprise. They were gob smacked that I had the audacity to speak to someone of Shane's stature in the school.
I handed him the picture and beat a hasty retreat. In two strides he caught up to me and said, "You took this?"
I nodded.
"That's great. Thanks man," he said patting me on the back with a giant paw-like hand. "What's your name?"
I told him my name and got away as quickly as possible.
I saw him every now and then and he always nodded hi to me when we passed in the school halls.
One day towards the end of the year two older boys were giving me a hard time at the bus stop after school.
They always did.
We all wore school ties and blazers and one of the boys had grabbed my tie and was pulling me around like a dog on a leash and almost chocking me in the process, The boys were kicking and barking at me pretending I was a dog while other kids at the bus stop laughed their arses off.
Those kids often embarrassed me. Especially on the bus.
As they were shaming me Shane Carty and some of his rugby-team buddies rounded the corner and, from a distance, saw us. The boys let me go and were horsing around with each other pretending nothing had happened.
Shane continued walking toward us and greeted me as he passed. "Howzit Trevor," he said.
The boys who were bullying me stopped in their tracks. They couldn't believe that THE Shane Carty was greeting little pisswillie Romain.
Shane walked past me and stopped right next to the guy who had grabbed my tie. He looked down at him sternly and said, "Leave him alone. Don't let me ever catch you doing that again."
They never messed with me after.
In fact nobody at school ever bullied or teased me after that.
I recently found Shane's e-mail and thanked him personally for the making such a huge difference in my life. What he did actually changed my school experience and I will never forget his kindness.
He had no idea that he had done that and told me he cried when he got my e-mail.
Sometimes even the smallest we do can actually change someone else's life…without us even knowing it.
Cheers Shane. Thank you so much.


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FAA spokeswoman Laura J. Brown said Thursday the agency has decided to review guidelines and flight restrictions.
Federal officials on Friday were winding down their onsite investigation of the crash of New York Yankees pitcher Corey Lidle's plane into a skyscraper and said they were reviewing rules that allow small aircraft to fly in Manhattan's crowded airspace.
The general aviation corridors around Manhattan have been "the Wild West," said Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y. He and Sen. Charles Schumer said anyone flying near the island should be under the supervision of air traffic controllers, especially in the post-Sept. 11 era.
"A smart terrorist could load up a small, little plane with biological, chemical or even nuclear material and fly up the Hudson or East rivers, no questions asked," said Schumer, D-N.Y. "I hope this will be a wake-up call to the FAA to re-examine flight patterns, which, amazingly enough, they haven't done since 9/11."
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FAA spokeswoman Laura J. Brown said Thursday the agency has decided to review those guidelines and flight restrictions.
Lidle's single-engine plane slammed into the building Wednesday while flying over the East River, which separates Manhattan from Brooklyn and Queens and is lined with skyscrapers and landmarks, including the United Nations. He and California-based flight instructor, Tyler Stanger, were killed.
It was unclear who was at the controls. The question of who was flying Lidle's 545 Cirrus SR20 will influence whether his family receives a $1.5 million insurance payment from baseball's benefit plan. The plan excludes "any incident related to travel in an aircraft ... while acting in any capacity other than as a passenger."
The plane looped around the Statue of Liberty, then followed the East River over the Brooklyn Bridge and past the U.N., authorities said.
Much of the airspace over the rivers that encircle Manhattan is unrestricted for small aircraft flying under 1,100 feet, a little lower than the Empire State Building. Small planes and helicopters beneath that ceiling aren't required to file flight plans or check in with air traffic controllers, as long as they are over water.
By about 96th Street, general aviation aircraft headed north must either execute a U-turn to avoid the restricted airspace around LaGuardia Airport or get permission from air traffic control to go any further.
Lidle's plane struck The Belaire condominium tower near that turnaround point.
The plane was cruising at 112 mph at 700 feet as it began to make a U-turn. It was last seen on radar about a quarter-mile north of the building, in the middle of the turn, at 500 feet, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
The crash rained pieces of fiery wreckage on the street and sidewalk.
Workers in hard hats collected pieces of the wreckage Thursday and placed the charred debris neatly on a silver-colored tarp in the bed of a pickup truck as neighborhood children gathered to gawk at the jagged and twisted metal, glass shards and wheels.
Crews recovered the nose, wings, tail and instrument panel of the four-seat plane, as well as a hand-held GPS device. The workers conducted an exhaustive, floor-by-floor sweep of the building, including terraces and ledges, NTSB spokeswoman Debbie Hersman said.
Residents also began returning to their scorch-marked tower. One witness recalled the terrifying sight of a charred body amid the plane wreckage strewn on the street.
"It was in a fetal position, strapped into a seat. I could see a white leg sticking up. It was awful," said maintenance worker Juan Rosario.
Stanger, 26, operated a flight school in La Verne, Calif., and had a wife and young child. He and Lidle apparently planned to fly from New York to California this week.
"They were going to fly back together. It was right after the (Yankees') loss to Detroit," said Dave Conriguez, who works at the airport coffee shop near Stanger's flight school. "Tyler's such a great flight instructor that I never gave it a second thought. It was just, 'See you in a week.'"
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Another week gone by, and Lyons is making it! Everyone is proud of the way the Town is recovering.
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It really was a fun time, though, and seemed to mark the beginning of the Christmas season.
My parents' tree wasn't one of the stylized ones that seem so popular now. There was no color coordination — the ornaments were all old, except for one or two new ones we'd occasionally get as gifts. Many of them were homemade. Very few of them were glass — there was a toddler in my parents' house for more than 10 years straight, so glass just didn't cut it.
We strung popcorn for many years, too. I loved the mish-mash look of that tree.
Now, with two toddlers of my own, I've come to know the beauty of the handmade ornament.
While the salt dough and felt mouse ornaments that every kindergartener brings home are cute, handmade ornaments don't have to look so childish. I found a ton of beautiful ones on Pinterest that can be made in just a few minutes.
A digression: If you don't know what Pinterest is, you should definitely check it out. Pinterest.com lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the Web. So you're surfing along the Web, and you come across this recipe that you have to try. You "pin" an image from the Web page to one of your boards, say, your recipe board. Next time you're looking for something to make for dinner, you open the recipe board and that recipe (and any others you've pinned) are there in photos, with a link back to the original site. Pinterest is a DIYers best friend, and worst enemy — you'll spend so much time on there finding ideas for new projects.
Now, peel yourself away from Pinterest and start your Christmas season by making some of these handmade ornaments.
You can find all these and more on my Keepsake Ornament Pinterest board (pinterest.com/sewonandsewon/keepsake-ornaments/).
Mini Christmas tree paper ornaments
Cut layers of paper in the shape of a Christmas tree, staple in the middle and fluff. I used a folded sports section of The Star for the paper and colored the edges of mine with green marker, then dabbed the edges with glue and added glitter. From www.thesweetestoccasion.com. (A tree template is available on the website.)
Christmas list ornament
This is my favorite of all my handmade ornaments. Take a wooden thread spool (Hobby Lobby should carry them), and paint it red, green or whatever color you wish.
My spools came from a sewing cabinet that belonged to my grandmother, which makes these ornaments even more special.
Measure the width of the inside of the spool. Cut a piece of cardstock the same width, about 10 inches long. Tape one end of the cardstock to the spool and wrap the remainder around, securing with a rubber band for a while to help the paper shape to the spool.
Unwrap the paper and write your kids' Christmas list for that year on it. Label with their names and the year. String a ribbon through the spool to hang. From www.craftsnob.com.
Personalized glass ornaments
1. Clear glass ornaments can be made into the prettiest handmade gifts. They can typically be purchased at crafting stores. You can partially fill them with glitter, then paint the date and a name or monogram on the outside in a matching color. From pizzazzerie.com.
2. You can also make glitter ornaments by pouring a little bit of Pledge Floor Finish with Future (found in the cleaning section) into the ornament. Pour the excess liquid back into the container. Then funnel in some extra fine glitter and swirl it around until all the glass is coated. Let dry and the ornament is ready to hang. From www.thriftycraftygirl.com.
3. For the ultimate personalized ornament, print a photo on some transparency paper, sized a bit larger than the diameter of the ornament. Cut the photo out in a circle, roll it up and put it inside the ornament.
It will unroll, and you then have a beautiful photo ornament. This is a great gift idea for grandparents! From www.mommysavers.com.
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The Pac-12's 2013 football schedule was released Thursday, and Arizona's is as follows:
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The October 10 matchup at USC will be played on a Thursday.
The Wildcats will not play Stanford or Oregon State this season, but will welcome both California and Washington State back to their schedule.
As for how the schedule looks, the Wildcats will follow what should be a fairly easy non-conference slate with a tough stretch of Pac-12 games. Four road contests in five tries will give a good idea of how good the team is, and if Arizona can survive that stretch could be poised for a strong finish.
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AUSTIN -- In a cramped meeting room inside the Texas Capitol, members of the House State Affairs Committee quietly voted Friday to approve a slate of new abortion laws as the public and press looked on.
Hundreds of mostly women waited as many 12 hours or longer Thursday to testify against legislation supporters claim would make abortions safer, but many warn would close all but five abortion clinics across the state.
New laws proposed under HB 60 would require abortion clinics to adhere to the same facilities guidelines as ambulatory surgical centers, require doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, and increase restrictions on how abortion pill regimen RU-486 is prescribed and administered.
The "fetal pain" bill, HB 16 would restrict abortions performed after 20 weeks of pregnancy, based on evidence that a fetus can respond to painful stimulus as early as 22 weeks. Medical science draws a distinction between a reflexive response and the ability to experience pain as a feeling, which is believed to develop several weeks later.
Thursday's public hearing on the bills began just before 5:00 p.m., with hundreds already registered to testify. After emotional testimony continued into the midnight hour, committee chair Byron Cook (R-Corsicana) announced that public comment would be cut off before 1:00 a.m. Friday. That announcement resulted in an eruption of outrage, with Cook and other Republican committee members exiting the room as Department of Public Safety troopers swarmed in.
"We have the right to have our voice heard. He should not be able to shut us down like this," Amanda Hernandez told KVUE Thursday night. "I came from Houston. People have come from Fort Worth, El Paso, the valley, and they're not getting to give their testimony, and he has the nerve to say that we are getting repetitive? We are citizens. This is a democracy."
Testimony was ultimately allowed to continue until well after 3:30 a.m. Friday, at which point the committee adjourned without taking a vote on either of the two bills. The committee reconvened shortly after 1:00 p.m. Friday to approve both bills, as well as Senate abortion omnibus SB 5, in a party line vote.
"We had a lot of a impassioned testimony, which is the public's right," said Cook, who spent most of the night graciously welcoming the long line of people anxious to speak their mind. "I think that is a good and healthy part of the process."
"I'm just ashamed at what I saw," Farrar told media Friday, growing emotional. "Sorry, because people traveled from all over the state, and no matter how you feel, there were people on both sides of the issue that came to speak about this, but they were shut down, just abruptly."
Along with state Rep. Donna Howard (D-Austin), Farrar remained in the hearing room throughout the outbreak, reassuring those who had come to testify that more would be allowed to speak. After Friday's vote, Farrar blasted other committee members who were largely absent for much of the previous night's testimony.
"I'm so ashamed because the people that were on the dais weren't even members of the committee," said Farrar. "The members of the committee weren't even present to hear all this compelling testimony."
"I think members tend to be very thoughtful on these issues," Cook responded to the criticism. Asked whether the overwhelming amount of testimony against the legislation was considered before the committee's vote to move the bills forward, Cook answered, "I think the legislative body weighs very seriously people's concerns."
"It is a farce. It's all about appealing to the far right of the Republican party. Everybody is trying to out right flank each other," Farrar countered. "They're playing political games with women's health, and that's just unacceptable."
"Whether or not anything changed someone's mind last night, I can't say," Howard said Friday. "But I'm hopeful that everyone that was sitting there listening and anyone who watched it would at least recognize that this is a very serious issue that we do need to be very thoughtful about, and it will have consequences no matter what we decide with this legislation."
The vote to send the legislation out of committee was good news for abortion opponents, many of whom testified Thursday night as well.
"There was a lot of diversity of points of view and people," said Joe Pojman with Texas Alliance for Life. "I really think that the committee got a good flavor for those people who were supporting the bill and those people who didn't favor the bill."
"We can't ban abortion here in Texas, at least not before viability," said Pojman. "But what we can do is make abortion as safe a possible for women because they deserve no less."
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Deposit your checks without making a trip to the bank
PNC's Deposit On-Site Service enables eligible organizations to easily capture images of consumer and business checks received at your office and to transmit these images to PNC for processing. As a result, you can reduce administrative time and expense associated with deposit preparation activities and consolidate bank accounts from various locations.
Deposit On-Site - How it Works
Through a desktop scanner located right in your office, PNC Deposit On-Site service is convenient and easy to use. Just key in the amount for deposit, scan the checks and a balanced deposit is created. With just a quick, click command you can transmit the balanced deposit to PNC. Deposits can be transmitted any time, several times a day or at the end of your business day, meeting the established PNC extended deposit deadlines.
With Deposit On-Site's remittance feature you can also scan and capture data from the remittance coupon that is included with consumer and business check payments. During the scanning process data is captured from the remittance coupon's OCR scan line and the related check payment can be exported to update your systems.
With Deposit On-Site's image export feature, PNC can provide a daily file in Excel format that includes all of your deposit information and item images for easy research and storage. All images are sent as .GIF files that can be viewed through hyperlinks in the report for easy research and printing.
Access to All of Your Deposit Information
PNC's Deposit On-Site service enables you to easily manage your deposits and streamline your operations and workflows. Whether you have one business location, or many across the country, you can maintain a single bank relationship. All information is at your fingertips, stored locally on your PC for a preset number of days. You can consolidate and archive the information for as long as needed. Standard reports are available and can be easily printed for your records. Or, you can choose to customize and create your own reports. Information from all your locations can be imported into Excel® spreadsheets to support recordkeeping and decision-making. In addition, through PINACLE®, PNC Bank's central source for online banking, you can easily verify previous day deposits.
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|View PNC's Deposit On-Site Product Sheet.


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